OpenEuler Community Command Help

All of the projects in OpenEuler Community are maintained by Bot. That means the developpers can comment below every Pull Request or Issue to trigger Bot Commands. The Commands incluing as follows:

Command	Example	Description	Who Can Use
/check-cla	/check-cla	Forces rechecking of the CLA status of a Pull Request. If the Pull Request author has already signed CLA, the label openeuler-cla/yes will be added in the Pull Request, If not, the label openeuler-cla/no will be added.	Anyone
/cla cancel	/cla cancel	This command is used to force removing the "openeuler-cla/yes" label. When the "openeuler-cla/yes" label is not added by openeuler-ci-bot, the repository collaborators can remove it by using this command.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.
/lgtm [cancel]	/lgtm /lgtm cancel	Adds or removes the lgtm label which is typically used to gate merging.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository. /lgtm cancel can be used additionally by the Pull Request author.
/approve [cancel]	/approve /approve cancel	Adds or removes the approved label which is typically used to gate merging.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.
/[remove-]kind	/kind bug /remove-kind bug	Applies or removes a kind label from one of the recognized types of labels. For example, the label is more like kind/bug.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request or Issue.
/[remove-]priority	/priority high /remove-priority high	Applies or removes a priority label from one of the recognized types of labels. For example, the label is more like priority/high.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request or Issue.
/[remove-]sig	/sig kernel /remove-sig kernel	Applies or removes a sig label from one of the recognized types of labels. For example, the label is more like sig/kernel.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request or Issue.
/close	/close	Closes a Pull Request or an Issue.	Authors,Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository can trigger this command.
/reopen	/reopen	Reopens an Issue.	Authors,Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository can trigger this command.
/retest	/retest	Rerun test jobs that have failed.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request.
/review retrigger	/review retrigger	Retrigger generation of a Pull Request review list.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request.
/check-pr	/check-pr	Check whether the labels added to the Pull Request meet the conditions. If the conditions are met, the Pull Request is merged.	Anyone can trigger this command on a Pull Request.
/assign [[@]...]	/assign /assign @openeuler-ci-bot	Assigns an assignee to an Issue.	Anyone can use this command on an Issue, but the target user must be a member of the org that owns the repository. If no target user is specified, that means this Issue will be assigned to yourself.
/unassign [[@]...]	/unassign /unassign @openeuler-ci-bot	UnAssigns an assignee from an Issue.	Anyone can use this command on an Issue, but the target user must be a member of the org that owns the repository. If no target user is specified, that means this Issue will be unassigned from yourself.
/rebase	/rebase	Change the merge method of pull request to rebase merge. rebase merge: 1 commits from the source branch will be relocated and committed to the target branch.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.
/rebase cancel	/rebase cancel	This command is used to remove the merge/rebase label.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.
/squash	/squash	Change the merge method of pull request to squash merge. squash merge: multiple commits in this branch will be packaged into a commit to the target branch.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.
/squash cancel	/squash cancel	This command is used to remove merge/squash label.	Repo_Admins,Maintainers and Committers on the repository.